Write a job post for a crew member
Write a job post for a field crew member with pay up front, a short social version, phone-screen questions and a scheduling text.
The prompt
Act as a contractor who's hired good crews. Write a job post for a field position. Trade and role (helper, apprentice, lead tech): [DETAILS] Location and typical job sites: [DETAILS] Pay range, overtime and benefits: [DETAILS] Requirements (license, driver's license, tools, physical demands): [LIST] What makes my company a good place to work: [DETAILS] Give me: 1) a job post under 250 words with pay up front, 2) a short version for Facebook groups or Indeed, 3) five phone-screen questions with what a good answer sounds like, and 4) a quick text to send applicants to schedule a call.
Replace every [BRACKETED] part with your own details before sending.
How to use it
Post the short version in local trade groups as well as job boards. Call good applicants the same day; trades candidates get snapped up fast.
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